Pixar is responsible for dozens of memorable characters, but its original creation remains one of its most iconic. Debuting in a short film from 1986, Luxo Jr. lives on as the lamp shown before every ...

The latest Lego Ideas set recreates the desk lamp and ball from the seminal Pixar animated short Luxo Jr., and it’s all thanks to one eager fan. Computer-generated movies and cartoons are everywhere ...

It's going to look great wherever you display it. PRE-ORDER NOW: As of May 9, you can pre-order the newly announced Pixar Lamp Lego set from Lego's website. It costs $69.99, and will ship out by June ...

Coming to life from LEGO Ideas, this new Disney Pixar set features Luxo Jr. and his toy ball, which will stand 11" tall when fully built. The lamp is fully articulated and will be able to stand on the ...

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LEGO has joined forces with Pixar to bring fans a buildable model of Luxo Jr. The iconic lamp first debuted in Pixar's 1986 short film of the same name and has since become the studio's beloved mascot ...

LEGO is accepting pre-orders for the new Disney Pixar Luxo Jr., which is set to release on June 1 (6/1/2025). Avaialble for $70, Disney Pixar Luxo Jr. building set for adults (21357). Designed as a ...

Pixar's adorable hopping lamp has been brought to life – and he could soon be lighting up your own desk at home. Developed by California firm Interaction Labs, Ongo the robotic smart lamp can move, ...

Control the lamp naturally, using gestures in the air. Everybody loves Pixar’s beloved toy-lamp mascot, Luxo Jr., right? Apple just made a new lamp-like robot prototype that looks super similar. The ...

Luxo Jr. (1986) is an animated film that is only two minutes long and revolves around a larger lamp, Luxo Sr., and his son, Luxo Jr., who keeps playing with a ball until it deflates. Other than being ...

Last month it was revealed that an Apple research team had developed an expressive robot lamp seemingly inspired by Pixar’s Luxo Jr. mascot. Although highly-articulated, Apple’s robot wasn’t mobile, ...